Supreme Court of India
Baby Ammal v. Rajan Asari
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882: Sections 122 and 123. Gift-£ssential ingredients of-Appellant-owner of suit property-Dec- laratory suit filed by him that respondent was a licensee-Suit decreed by Trial Coult and affinned by First Appellate Coult-High Coult held that as the appellant had executed ·a gift deed the respondent became the donee and owner of property-Appeal before Supreme Court-Held, the recitals in the deed indicate that the appellant had retained the title to the enjoyment of the property during her life time as full owner with all rights-In this case both the title and
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